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Interested
in an internship
at Fenimore?


Please include the following with your application:

  1. A Cover Letter with target internship hours and location
  2. Your Resume

“Fenimore has been supporting our community for generations. Our organizations steadfast commitment to the area is demonstrated through many programs. The Fenimore Internship initiative is one that permits us to engage with future financial professionals in a meaningful way, helping them learn about finance and professional services while building a better future for local residents.”

Liza Baran


Director of Shareholder Services

“As an Operations Intern at Fenimore, I was provided with the opportunity to gain valuable experience in account maintenance, customer relations, and many other relevant support functions. The Fenimore mission to ‘Be a Friend’ was consistently noticed as a characteristic of the entire Fenimore team as they welcomed me with open arms and provided a wonderful environment to develop my skills.”

Brendan Scoralick


SUNY Cobleskill, Class of 2024

“Interning at Fenimore was an impactful piece of my career development. You truly learn from everyone and get the opportunity to increase your skill set across multiple sectors.”

Nicolette DiMaggio


Co-Director indexation research & lead investment associate equities – Willis Towers Watson and Author of Stock Explore

  

“A lesson I have learned at Fenimore is that investment research is much more than looking at a company’s financials. You need to understand the business, how they operate, and the management team’s goals and objectives.”

Ryan Hogan


Sacred Heart University, Class of 2023

  

“During my internship, I got valuable insights into mastering extensive company research, analyzing stock repurchase patterns, linking stock movement to revenue growth, and much more. The entire team is very helpful and supportive. They make sure the interns get a fulfilling experience, laying the foundation for long-term success in this field. I had a great experience.”

Isha Mahajan


Master’s Student at the Brandeis International Business School

  

“Fenimore taught me the difference between an investor and a speculator. While speculators buy stocks on emotion or hope, investors conduct extensive research until they are confident in investing money with a company for the long term.”

Robert Peters


Siena College, Class of 2025